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Source Calculated from figures in International Institute for Strategic Studies, The Military Balance 1973-1974 (London Chatto and Windus, 1974), p.79. 

Ball D., Can nuclear war be controlled Adelphi Papers Nr. 169, 51 pp. The International Institute for Strategic Studies, London (1981). 

Kemp G., Nuclear forces for medium powers-. Part I. Targets and Weapons Systems. Adelphi Papers, no. 106, International Institute for Strategic Studies, London, 41 pp. (1974). 

His writings on chemical warfare, in fact, sound quite familiar to twenty-first-century ears they strike the same dispassionate tone adopted today by defense intellectuals at think tanks such as the RAND Corporation and the International Institute for Strategic Studies. Whether calculating the effectiveness of missile defenses or analyzing the metaphysics of nuclear deterrence, their writings, like Haber s, allow little room for the human horror of warfare. 

Kamal S. Shehadi, Ethnic Self-determination and the Break-up of States (London International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1993). 

International Institute for Strategic Studies. Iraq s Weapons of Mass Destruction A Net Assessment. London IISS, 2002. 

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